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it's good pro israel bill by a sen, hester. appreciate again the the state is not protected from the church, but the church is protected from the state. i would say if there's 35 members of the arkansas center, i would say 35 members would say that they are the leaders in biology scratch pressing for the house this passage, a set of bill fire, 13 prepared the machine. mr. clerk, i would say probably half would ident files evangelicals. they understand how important it is to support israel. $69.00 yeas 3 days is 0 present. the bill is past the, the, the . so this is where a lot of the providers are coming from. now. our family has been here for generations. my grandfather, he was a farmer. all my uncles for farmers, as you know were scotch irish. i mean we're just white trash farmers. i'll be of assistance, but that has square because from the left college, the 1974 to started magazine called the arkansas times the door. a bunch of 20 some things before we were the 1st people to have ever discovered arkansas. we're incredibly ex

my name is margaret hester and i'm from arkansas and i'm a state senator and the majority leader here in arkansas. so 1st of all, i'm very open about my face and i was very open about that in my campaign. and i hope that my face affects everything that i do hope that affects the way that i'm speaking to you. i hope that affects the way that i treat all my colleagues. and i certainly hope it fixed every vote that i take majority later cetera. bart has servers recognize as part of the anti boycott bill because you know, i think it's just the right thing to do. jewish people are gods chosen people and i feel like an obligation to do anything within my control or power to support them or protect the members. the title says what this does, this is an act driven public empties from contracting with and investing in companies. the boy caught israel, it's good pro israel middle by a sen. hester, appreciate again that the state is not protected from the church, but the church is protected from the state. i would say if there's $35.00 members, the arkansas said i would say $35.00 members would

it's good pro israel built by a sen, hester. appreciate again, the the state is not protected from the church, but the church is protected from the state. i would say if there's 35 members of the arkansas center, i would say 35 members would say that they are believers in biology, scratch pressing for the house this passage, a set of bill fire, 13 prepared the machine. mr. clerk, i would say probably half would identifies evangelicals. they understand how important it is to support israel. 69 years, 3 days is 0 present. the bill is past the . 6 the, the, the so this is where a lot of the tonight, is it coming from now? our family has been here for generations. my grandfather, he was a farmer. all my uncles for farmers, as you know were scotch. irish. i mean we're just white trash farmers. i'll be of assistance, but that has square ricoh from the left college and 1974 to started magazine, called the arkansas times the door. a bunch of 20, some things we thought we were the 1st people to have ever discovered arkansas. we were incr

hester: it is.hink there was a statement that came out saying that we are going to be looking into this and working with law enforcement authorities to figure out how this happened, how yesterday's event happened. and i hope we get to the bottom of it and i hope we are as transparent when we explained what happened, as we expect the companies that we regulate to be when they experience a similar event. >> that certainly has gotten the attention of many on capitol hill. there have been many congressional republicans who have made their opinions known about the s.e.c. under this chair for some time who have called a lot of attention to yesterday's events. i would also point to a statement we got out after this. they maintain that while legislation provides clarity remains necessary the steps today are a significant improvement over what they called sec's track record of regulation by enforcement. until that legislation exists, even with these approvals aside, should we expect regulation by enforcement

go blindfolded and choose the original fruit it's big, no, you look again and see the big fruit of hester khamsa. mr. saberi doesn't deny the essence of the matter, but only the appearance and features because of their orders. yes, now that is the next part of my story. conditions must be met. let's separate the part from the conditions, because the difference is in this part of my speech, mr. doctor, where they say that some of the conditions must be met, and some of the conditions must not be met. this is what i mean: yes, what i mean is that any condition should be everywhere in the world. it should be verified, the nature of betting, mr. dr. saberi says that it is not possible to verify well, see, mr. doctor, when they single out this principle . if someone's wife says go buy an orange, an orange. qualitative and quantitative conditions are much easier to meet with a specific ruler. i accept this. for example , we open the age characteristic of a person's birth certificate. we see whether he has reached the required legal age or not . let's say, for example, when we open his birth cer

across the territory as real says that it is pushing on with it's more against from off plus approach hester's crashing with wire police inside russia.

having aebod bad dayd a sam going homem and poof it goes into the wrong file or somebody says that hester remain classified and off it goes. when i was working top-secret in one of those huge vaults like you see in indiana jones raiders of the lost ark, they honestly exists not that far from here, we would do that and we would run across ultra-and this was before was declassified. we had to automatically raise our hands and a team leader would come in with clearances above my top-secret. only knows what they were but they were there and he would come and he would take the document out at the file and put in a blank page stamp it and the dock in earnest by so-and-so on such and such a day at such and such a time and then he and i would half to walk over to a safe that look like something out at the james bond movie and he would say now you have to look away while i open it up and he would open it up, rip a big six or seven-inch steel door would open and he'd say okay look back and i would look back and he'd say no i want you to know i'm putting the document in here and then the safe doors

his friend laura hester. >> did any of it makes sense, were you able to come up with a theory of whatned? >> no i mean this was a man who is so beloved by so many people. >> jeffrey moss lived across the whole forest in college. >> always had a giant smile on his face no out of the situation. he used to and every conversation with how can i help you, what can i do for you? >> in the tight-knit jewish community where rusty lived, a man like him is called a mensch, a stand up guy. now that very supportive community gather on his wife of ten years. >> they've been together since college, he always spoke about her with great affection and respect. >> the couple had moved to a suburb of atlanta after rusty accepted a job at a software company. >> they had a summer house at the lake, a boat, two great kids living the dream. >> a dream that was violently shattered that morning in the parking lot. the virtual execution of a young husband and father was in no one's frame of reference. the irrationality of the violence making it all the more terrifying. local attorney esther paddock. >> it put

sonali: that was fcc commissioner hester peirce speaking with me yesterday after the approval of spotitcoin etfs. joining us is michael sonnenshein, ceo of grayscale. not just one of the 11 issuers, he had gbtc converted into this. arguably what started this all. thank you very much for joining us. if you look at the language in gary gensler's statement about the approval he specifically points to the grayscale case and says that changed the circumstances. why he felt it was the most sustainable path forward to approve the listing in trading of these etp's. how does it feel? michael: it is definitely a historic day. joining you guys live from the floor of the new york stock exchange, this is the culmination of 10 years of work. it is a huge thank you at this moment to our investors for being patient and supporting us, a huge thank you to the grayscale team. looking back on the last couple of years, making the decision to sue our regulator, to have that unanimous victory in court, and all that come to fruition and actually have gbtc a blessed on the new york stock exchange as the world

hester peirce and. "kudlow" is next. ♪ larry: hello, folks, welcome to "kudlow," i'm larry kudlow.resident jeep joe biden speaking in north carolina today, going back to the economic warfare arguments sometimes called "bidenomics." he doesn't seem to ever learn, does he? one of the phoniest of the phony arguments how he created 14 million jobs. the trouble is he didn't? he is double counting pandemic jobs lost with the modest number of jobs gained. look at this. in february of 2020 before the pandemic roof fell in, there were 152 payrolls. today there are 157 million. that is five million new jobs. the up trump performance, 143 million non-farm payrolls in january of 2017 going through the same february of 2020 was plus nine million. nine million is four million higher than five million. just saying. by the way, comes to roughly 170,000 a month for new jobs under trump and 130,000 for biden. now, i agree with president biden that unemployment is historically low, under 4%, yes, but it was trump who first broke that barrier with 3.5% unemployment. there is this complete bs figure, r

and this is sue hester. i was looking forward to a report from the planning director, which was made. please put describe the how to find on the website location of all the communications going back and forth between the planning department and the state department of housing. hcd about the housing element. there is a substantial amount of correspondence and reports going back and forth over the past couple months. they should be accessible to the commissioners and the public easily. i want to stress easily, so i'm maybe you can get the planning director to make a report after me about how they were being posted, because they need to be posted immediately. secondarily after last week's meeting, i checked with the board of appeals hearing the day before and the planning department staff didn't provide the information that the board of appeals had referred used to implement the mayor's directive of advance of eliminating or. this is my last public comment. last forever. unless you want do it. there is a whole

so i really do agree with hester purse, the commissioner, who says it was an arbitrary capricious sellt correlation between the futures market and stock market. court says that wrong. math says it's wrong. it's good for individual investors to be able to experience and buy bitcoin through an etf and not have to try to buy it directly. so that's a positive, but we need a change in the regulatory posture here in washington, which is why i've authored legislation bipartisan legislation, to create a regulatory framework that directs the s.e.c. and the cftc how to regulate crypto assets. >> where does that stand and what are the prospects? >> i think the prospects of good, because we did get good bipartisan support in the house. that bill needs to come to the house floor. we're working with majority leader's office are and speaker's office trying to find time to schedule that on the house floor. we've also written legislation that could give clarity to what is a stablecoin, when you take fiat money and buy a tokenized stablecoin, what are the rules about that? how can that be effectively re

man hester is the biggest pool of votes. donald trump is getting 57%. as we talked about, she needs to do this. number to is nashua. if your owe poepponent is winni number one, you have to win number two. that's a gap. you need to take away. he won this last time. you need to take it from him. to the point about the ultimate margin, we don't know which p precincts are out. you could have a conversation with donors. that's a tough number. in her defense, he is the most formidable force in the republican party. he was president four years ago. she's getting 43% of the vote. that's still second place which is important. across the bottom of the state, we are talking about as we go through, another place we are watching, we said nashua. the idea, can she make this a single digit race? that's a question we can't answer just yet. is donald trump going to win new hampshi hampshire? yes. will it be 13 points or 14 points or will it shrink down? that's the unanswered question. at the moment, because you are starting to see the smaller towns north of concord -- t